10 p.m. Friday update: The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday night that airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop that Trump administration officials blamed on “overloaded,” “outdated” systems. Even with the order being lifted, the airlines will not be able to return to normal operations immediately because so many of […]
Detroit-based Workhorse Group has reached a $10 million agreement with U.K. based Rhaelm Holdings to develop a modular data center system at its Union City.
The high court agreed Nov. 4 to take up the lawsuit between Drew Sanders and Chris Seger, who co-founded Pure Development Inc. in 2012 and shared equal ownership of two affiliated companies.
The restructuring is part of a broader operational effort called “Patrick 2.0,” which CEO Andy Nemeth introduced during the company’s third quarter earnings call.
Governors and governors-elect in the four states bordering Indiana, as well as nearby Wisconsin, have either paused or expressed support for efforts to scale back their states’ data center sales tax exemptions.
I often read that a winning party has a “mandate,” a duty to deliver on the common-sense priorities discussed during the campaign. Democrats remain the minority in both chambers, which is all the more reason to start with ideas that can draw support from both sides of the aisle.
The high court wants $7 million in additional funding in the state’s next two-year budget cycle, including $3 million for a new fund that can improve courthouse security and offer additional security measures for judges across the state.
The University of Notre Dame will use a recently announced $25 million gift to create a new sports and performance institute, marking a first-of-its-kind partnership between the university’s academic units and athletic department. The Eilers Family Sports and Human Performance Institute will support research on physiology, neuroscience and athletic performance, building on existing joint efforts […]
Since its launch, the job board has received more than 3,000 job postings in industries including health care, finance, construction, hospitality and more.
In particular, the state’s energy, stormwater, dam and wastewater infrastructure face significant challenges, according to the report by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
The plan comes just days before a legislative veto session in Springfield, during which state lawmakers may consider a bill to help clear a path for the Bears to build a new home in Illinois.
